New Venture Partners

Lucent Technologies spin-out New Venture Partners will bring its corporate technology spin-out model to Silicon Valley, a move enabled by the addition of former Intel research director David Tennenhouse.

Lucent Technologies spin-out New Venture Partners will bring its corporate technology spin-out model to Silicon Valley, a move enabled by the addition of former Intel research director David Tennenhouse.

Lucent Technologies spin-out New Venture Partners will bring its corporate technology spin-out model to Silicon Valley, a move enabled by the addition of former Intel research director David Tennenhouse.

Lucent Technologies spin-out New Venture Partners will bring its corporate technology spin-out model to Silicon Valley, a move enabled by the addition of former Intel research director David Tennenhouse.

New Venture Partners, established through secondaries specialist Coller Capital’s MBO of Lucent’s New Ventures Group in 2001, has closed its fourth fund.

Coller Capital has joined forces with New Venture Partners to acquire British Telecom’s in-house venture capital unit Brightstar.

Secondaries pioneer Jeremy Coller is targeting almost $4bn for his eponymous firm’s fifth fund after delivering good early returns from his latest vehicle.

Coller Capital has appointed Dewey Ballantine partner Frank Morgan to head the firm’s first permanent US office.

Following the launch of its New York office last week, the UK secondary specialist has appointed former NIB Capital secondaries investment director Erwin Roex.

Goldman Sachs has acquired a portfolio of venture capital investments from US plastics group Tredegar in a deal valued at $75m.

The UK secondary's recently acquired technology portfolio has divested Celiant, the wireless communications company, in a $470m exit.